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Rise Armament RA212GIBLK Extended Charging Handle Latch RA-212 Black Aluminum fits Mil-Spec AR Charging Handles

$19.99
Brand
Rise Armament
Color
Black
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Upper Receiver
UPC
850011713532
MPN
RA212GIBLK

Overview

The Rise Armament RA-212 Extended Charging Handle Latch is an ergonomic upgrade designed to replace or enhance standard mil-spec AR charging handles. Precision-machined from lightweight 6061 aluminum with a black finish, the latch features an extended engagement surface that provides improved leverage for smoother, more reliable operation. This accessory is engineered to ensure a positive grip under various conditions, including when wearing gloves or operating in wet environments. It is compatible with standard mil-spec charging handles across the AR-15, AR-9, AR-10, and AR-308 platforms. The latch is simple to install and serves as a direct, functional improvement to standard rifle charging systems.

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